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Black Atlanta Culture and News

Hip-hop star Quavo’s speaks at his summit to stop gun violence at the Carter Center in Atlanta on Tuesday, June 18, 2024. (Arvin Temkar / AJC)

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Quavo wants youth to soar in music business, life with Rocket Camp

It's a 10-week summer youth program under the Grammy-nominated rapper's nonprofit organization, which aims to prevent youth from becoming repeat offenders.
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      The LineUp: 5 Black culture events to attend July 24-July 31
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      ‘I just like painting’: Macon artist collaborates with NBA, NFL on custom apparel
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      Druski enlists Lil Baby, Kai Cenat and more for new Atlanta festival
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      Teen clubs played crucial role in birth of Atlanta’s hip-hop scene
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      Donald Glover drops his final album as Childish Gambino
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      Donald Glover leads 2024 Emmy nominees from Georgia
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      As a young kid, Elijah Rutland asked his parents to buy him a pair of sneakers. When they wouldn't, he began drawing and designing shoes that he now custom paints and sells through his company, Fix My Sole. (Photo provided by Elijah Rutland)

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      ‘I just like painting’: Macon artist collaborates with NBA, NFL on custom apparel

      Elijah Rutland’s custom sneaker business started ten years ago while he was a student at Macon's Central High School. Now, he’s cutting deals nationwide.